Elon Musk took to X on Wednesday night to announce that Tesla shareholders were set to re-approve his $56 billion pay package by a wide margin.
Aspark’s New Prototype Just Obliterated the Rimac Nivera’s EV Speed RecordCEO took to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, to claim that the EV maker’s shareholders had voted to reapprove his controversial $56 billion pay package,. That wasn’t all, though. He also said they had voted to move the company’s state of incorporation to Texas.was made on Wednesday night, hours before voting on the two measures actually closed ahead Tesla’s annual meeting in Austin on Thursday.
Musk doesn’t seem to be the only one excited by the result of the votes. Wall Street greeted the news, premature as it may have been, with open arms on Thursday morning,Bryan Hood is a digital staff writer at Robb Report.
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